Customized Solar Energy Lead-Acid Replacement Battery 12V LiFePo4 Battery 12.8V 300Ah 150Ah 100Ah

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Origin:

China

Color:

Greenish gray

Shell material:

Polycarbonate plastic

Q: I got a Nintendo Wii for Christmas last year. I am trying to charge my Wii remotes. I have two remotes. I am trying to find out how to use the battery pack. Can you use the battery pack? How do you use it? Also, is there another way to charge Wii remotes?: Do you have rechargeable batteries or a Wii charger kit? Because you can't charge your Wii remotes with the standard equipment included with the Wii. You have to either - #1 - Put fresh batteries in the Wii - either new batteries, or buy rechargeable AA batteries with a charger. #2 - Buy a Wii remote charging station. This is probably the battery pack you are referring to. The battery pack is inserted in place of the AA batteries, then the whole remote is inserted in a charging dock to charge.

Q: I worry that never detaching battery pack from the laptop would reduce the battery lifespan or may cause damage to laptop especially when it is already fully charged and power supply is in used. Somebody advised me to remove it when it's already fully charged cause i'm using the power cord anyway. Please help!: No you shld by no means discharge lithium Ions battery Lithium Ions Batteries are risky demands power consistently to maintain stability (it has a microcomputer to change power) If u discharge Lithium Ion battery you will cut back the whole battery life basically nickel-cadium batteries require discharging

Q: I just bought myself a nice, new laptop. Now I've heard two different philosophies when it comes to making the battery pack in it last:A) always plug it in and use it as rarely as possible in battery modeB) always run it in battery mode until totally empty, then recharge, and use again in battery mode.Somehow, neither of these feel completely right to me. Memory effect, limited number of charging cycles what's the generally accepted opinion in geek circles?: There is no memory effect unless you're using an antiquated technology. Regular cycling is best. For lithium packs, a full discharge every six or seven cycles is recommended. For the remaining times, they like to be topped up frequently. Leaving it connected to AC is a sure way of killing the pack prematurely.

Q: I'm doing a project where I'll have to use red christmas lights to put on a posterboard. There won't be any outlets available for me so I thought I could buy a battery pack but I can't find them anywhere so I just thought I'd make one. How do you make one? What kind of batteries do I need to use?: The battery pack depends on what kind of lights you will use and how much voltage and current they will required for a given time period. You obviously need to use LED's as oppose to incadescant lamps. The current and voltage will be determine by the number of lights you will use and the amount. Once you have determine this, you can figure what type of battery pack will be required, which can be D cells in series/parallel combination to accomplish the voltage and current requirements, or a single UPS dry cell type battery.

Q: I put the play and charge pack in and my controller keeps blinking and the dashboard button the one that blinks doesnt work or neither does any other button: Im sorry nyko makes soem pretty sub standard items return it and get ones made by microsoft

Q: I reconnected the charge pack correctly, and although it was nearly drained, it doesn't look like there was any damage done to the electrical system in the car.: You should not attempt it. It can cause damage to the car. It can also cause an explosion which can be deadly. If you have another battery pack try connecting that one for a safer result.

Q: I just got a xbox 360 pro and I am wondering is the batteries that came with it are rechargeable? Thanks.: no, afraid not. but you can buy the rechargable battery packs for the xbox controller along with the charger, you get two so whilst your running one down you've got one on stand by! LOL!

Q: Note the battery pack: At a temperature of 20 ± 5 ℃, not more than 50% humidity environment, when air and water vapor transport must avoid erosion of the aluminum foil.

Q: 12V battery pack without protection board safe?: Can not. Resulting in lithium battery over discharge, affecting life.

Q: I'd go thru maybe 6 a year of AA. I'd go thru 4 of AAA. What is the biggest multi-pack I should buy?: A good alkaline battery has a shelf life of about 7 years. Still, there's no reason to buy this many. A 12 pack should be about the right quantity. A 2 year supply is ample. I'm sure you can buy more if you run short for any reason.

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